Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, 28 July 1922, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. IT M. BACON’S" Sale ' still ’ going - strong.. Half price counters to-day and until .Wednesday. e.e. JJ M 7 BADON’S "“infant Cashmere • Dresses, sale price 4/11, 6/11; now 2/6,- 3/6. L___ tT M. 6AGON’S Superb Bargains: All A - W<h>l Kilties, sale price 9/11, 11/6; now 5/-, j>/9. TT M. BACON’S half sale price snips: • Wool Tams and. Caps 2/11, now 1/6.. : TT M. BACON’S half sale price Millinx ’ ery: Good Straw Shapes 1/11, now 1/-; Felts 4/11, now 2/6." I_T M. .BACON’S half sale price win • flow. Make a point- of seeing it: Gloves, Scarves, Laces, -’Ribbons, etc. Final flutter.-j. VV' ANTED Known—Slyfleld, Fitzroy ’ ’ can supply you with the first grade Canvas Oilskins for £3 10s, guaranteed, e.n. VU ANTED Known—Sly field, Fitzroy, can supply you with Clothing at pre-war prices and qualities. e.n. YV ANTED Known—Boys’ All Wool Colonial Tweed Suits for 30/- at Slyfield’s, Fitzroy; Saddle Tweed Shorts 10/6. e.n. VUANTEn Known—Order your next Suit from Slyfleld, Fitzroy : a firstclass Suit to Measure for £O. VV ANTED Known—Gents’ Own Material made up to Measure for £4, including trimming, at Slyfield’s, Fitzroy. e.n. VVANTED Known—Trousers Made to Measure for 255, including material, trimming and making, at Slyfield’s, Fitzroy. e.n. ANTED Known Gents' Stylish Tweed Top Coats, lined throughout, for £3 10s. Great value at Slyfield’s, Fitzroy e.n. VU ANTED Known —Slyfleld. Fitzroy, can make you a Stylish Lady’s Tweed Suiting Skirt for 255, including trimmings. JP'RUIT and Confectionery Business, Lock up shop. Good lease, sound proposition. Full particulars Morrissey and Co.. Auctioneers, Hawera. Telephone 517. e.e. Cash—Macrocarpa Ift 6in; Macrocarpa 12 to 15 inches 15/- per 100. Mitchinson, New Plymouth. *7 / (j P er Cash—Pinus Insignus, strong, about 12 to 15 inches, 60/- per 1000. Mitchinson, New Plymouth. Ak PPLES—The first food of man—only 3d and 4<l lb at Woollett’s, Devon Street Central and Devon Street West. d.e. A PPLES! Apples! Apples! Eating Apples 3d and 4d per lb.—Woollett, Devon Street Central and Devon Street West. d.e. fTIGH-GRADE Furniture.—We pay freight right into your home, any town in Taranaki. S. J. Sullivan, Manufacturer. Write J. McGiven. Veale’s Estate, New Plymouth, Taranaki Agent.

YTARTIN & CO. sell it for less—Best quality Linoleum and Carpet Runners. Try us for better value. —Next Hoffmann's, Devon Street. T>IMU Bedsteads, single size, 42s 6d, single bed Mattresses 29s 6d. See these at Martin and Co.’s, where furniture is cheaper.—Devon Street Central. QEAGRASS Chairs.—Martin and Co-, are now offering a fine selection, all shapes and sizes, from 355. Guaranteed won’t take borer. Best value house furnishers. —Devon Street Central. 11TART1N & CO., where Furniture is cheaper, invite inspection of their complete furnishings for four rooms; any article made to order on our own premises; quality guaranteed.—Next to Hoffmann’s, Devon Street. TTIDERDOWN Qui 11’< ~£3 17s 6d; AIL wool Blankets, double size, 47s 6d; Cot Quilts, 16s 9d. When looking for bargains see these. —Martin and Co., Beat Value Furnishers, Devon Street Central. TX)UND—We clean and re-block Velours, Felts, Panamas, and Straws just as good as new; anj r shape you require.—McCullough’s, opposite McNeill’s, Devon Street, New Plymouth. QPECIAL M'ljinery Reductions; stocks must be cleared.—Madam Rosevear, 173 Gill Street.Jw. T7OUND —Crepe de Chine Silks and Georgettes dyed the most beautiful shades for evening wear, at McCullough’s, opposite McNeill’s, Devon Street. Y)UHY Worry when Millinery is so ' cheap? Madame Rosevear, 173 Gill Street. c.w. Q , J. SULLIVAN has nd\ shop exoen80s, no dead end costs, consequently he can sell at prices that defy competition. ■pOR SALE.—Good secondhand piano, iron frame, etc.; no dry rot; £4B cash, or terms.—Collier’s. WANTED TO LEASE. VI/ ANTED To Lease a Good Dairy Farm, must be near school and railway. Or would take share milking. Could find 15 to 20 cows, and horse. Had 20 years’ experience in stud breeding. Also used to up-to-date agricultural farming. Apply by letter to “Good Herd,” this office. HOME SEPARATED CREAM. ? rpHE MO A FARMERS’ CO-OP. DAIRY 00., Ltd., are prepared to purchase home separated cream on rail, or will collect by lorry from any part of the district. By supporting the Moa Farmers’ Co-op. Dairy Co. all profits are retained by the suppliers MOTOR PARTS! MOTOR PARTS! V«te have secured large stocks of I Spares for the following: 22 Daimler, 1917 Allen. 1914 Mitchell Big 4. 1916 Davie 6, 1913-1914 Studebakers 25 & 35. Also Spares for over 200 other Cars and Motor Cycles.—N.Z. MOTOR WRECK- I ING CO.. Ltd., 20 ’HUtris «t., Wellington. k